Name: That Short Film I Was Supposed to Write Music For(Rough Piano Outline Of Score) by Mr Myth
Duration: 4 min 29 s
Description: I was supposed to write music for a short film and I did a very rough idea of it on piano as a guideline ...I never had time to actually take on the project so I never fleshed it out, scored it for different instrumentation, etc. so here it is in all its rawness

I'd love for this to just be the soundtrack for all my dreams when I'm sleeping

STRAIGHT FOR THE CHUGULAR SHIT ROBOT LCD BK DEC 6

I made this edit over a year ago to play out in my DJ sets and thought as a special Valentines gift from me to you I would give it away, thank you all for continued support - Clink the link to DOWNLOAD

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It was a decade best summed up by podcasts, cancel culture, fake news and memeing our way through tragedy and triumph. But was 2012-2022 any crazier than eras past, or was it that the prevalence of social media put major international events on our digital doorsteps? A Hollywood star becoming the leader of the free world? Bizarre… but it wasn’t the first time. 

Obscure global events just felt more tangible than ever, and we were all finally able to have our say. Communication with pop stars and major companies was instantaneous, and stardom was diluted by the ability for strangers to become a viral sensation overnight. 

With the advance of accessible technology came the explosion of bedroom producers like Flume, who would dictate the direction and popularity of an entire genre. At a glance, many could argue it was the death of originality in pop culture, with covers, remixes, sequels, prequels and remakes dominating the mainstream. The recent emergence of AI will either give those creative minds the resources to forge a new path into 2032, or accelerate us into repetition.

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I was supposed to write music for a short film and I did a very rough idea of it on piano as a guideline ...I never had time to actually take on the project so I never fleshed it out, scored it for different instrumentation, etc. so here it is in all its rawness

That Short Film I Was Supposed to Write Music For(Rough Piano Outline Of Score)

The first of May is marked in Ireland (and across Europe more broadly), as a day on which the summer is welcomed in; where garlands of flowers decorate the houses, in which young women of the locality bring cattle up to higher summer pastures to graze, in which the community re-asserts its boundaries, and the family unit aims to garner for itself prosperity and good luck for the coming summer. In this edition of Blúiríní Béaloidis / Folklore Fragments, hosts Claire Doohan and Jonny Dillon discuss some of the traditions and customs popularly observed at this time; from hiring fairs and Booleying, to shapeshifting witches and May altars. For now, rough winter has gone, and flowers cover the world - therefore we bid you welcome, noble summer!

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Mr Myth (Graham Smyth) is the presenter of an alternative music show on Ireland's RTE 2XM called "Painted Flowers". He is also the host of a documentary series about sampling called "Scratching The Surface", a biographical interview programme with musicians entitled "Thank You For The Music" and part of Dublin Record Club

That Short Film I Was Supposed to Write Music For(Rough Piano Outline Of Score)

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